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The Saturn Radiator Cap prevents hot engine energy by maintaining the correct pressure of coolant in the engine. Saturn was born of General Motors in 1985 and it decided to do things differently with car building, having a purpose built factory by 1991 and designing models with dent resistant polymer body panels that bounced off parking lot dents, saving their owners money as well as making their cars appear fresh. Creative lost foam casting reduced weight to the engine, developed a paint finish to lock on bright color that lasted years, and Saturn cars had a cult following that understood the clever details. Even nowadays lots of drivers do appreciate Saturn reliability and the spirit of its design. Radiator Cap is a tiny yet essential seal that keeps the pressure in and the boil over out of control and coolant flow to the overflow tank, Saturn Radiator Cap is also finely-tuned to fit factory specifications in order to maintain the balance of the cooling system. To install Radiator Cap, the space must be on a flat surface and the engine allowed to completely cool down after which a thick cloth is placed over the existing Radiator Cap and pressed and turned slowly in order to release any form of pressure and finally removed. Examine the filler neck, remove dirt, and make sure the rubber gasket surface is clean. Put the new Radiator Cap into place by fitting the tabs and pushing hard and then turning it into place. Any small hoses should be reconnected, the engine should be started and any leaks or increasing temperature should be observed to verify that the seal is secure.